Order forms available online - Christmas Orders being taken

Our order forms are now available for you to download online and we have included Christmas meats and expanded our delivery service for your convenience.

Please see our orders page for more information and to download a form. These can be returned by email, by fax, called in by phone or handed over in person.

Do you have any photos or videos you could share with us? If so, just email your memories and any feedback, we would love to hear from you!"

The 2nd Children's Food Festival takes place at the end of June at the Northmoor Trust Farm on the Wittenham Clumps.

Jane will be there in the Field to Fork tent with hands-on activities for children - come along and have a wonderful day out. There is only a £10.00 car parking fee and ALL activities are free! Click the image to see what else is going on.

A big thankyou to all our customers who joined us on our Open Days.

The weather smiled on us even though it was a Bank Holiday! It was lovely to see so many friendly faces; a special thankyou to our customers from the farmers' market who travelled over to visit the Farm Shop.

Dews Meadow Farm is opening its doors for Spring on Friday 22nd May (8:30am - 8pm) and Saturday 23rd May (8:30am - 5pm)

Come and taste the Dews Meadow range and enjoy a glass of wine. There will also be a bouncy castle for the kids! Download our Download our invitation flyer in pdf - and please feel free to forward on to anyone you think may be interested.

Sadly, Blackberry barn are stopping trading and so for the time being our online ordering facility will be unavailable. We are working to have something new set up in the near future so please watch this space. Until then, please don't hesitate to give us a call or send us an email if you have any questions or requests - and don't forget we still visit many farmers markets and our farm shop is open 6 days per week.

This year's Show is bigger and better than ever with exciting new features including the Capital's top restaurants, your favourite chefs, tasting sessions, entertaining and informative cookery demos. There are also book signings, outstanding Show offers and a chance to sample and buy from the UK's most talented and passionate food and drink producers.

Producers Village: Over 100 speciality producers will take up the gallery level of the Show. This is the perfect place to discover new and interesting food and meet the producers.

Dews Meadow Farm will be there! So why not book your tickets now, by clicking on the Good Food Show image.

...so why not make it Ham for your Sunday Lunch? As an extra treat, the Easter Bunny suggested that a 10% discount might be in order, and if you are looking at a larger joint (5lbs and above) there will be a 15% discount.

Do call the shop (see details to the left) to place your order, or email us, or drop by the Dews Meadow Farm stall at one of the Farmers' Markets we'll be attending up to the Easter Weekend (Reading, Newbury, Faringdon, Didcot, Purley-on-Thames, Thame, Abingdon and Wallingford). Don't forget you can call and place an order for collection at a market anytime.

Our Easter Opening Hours will be...

Good Friday: Closed
Saturday 22nd March: Open as normal 8:30am - 5:00pm
Easter Monday: Closed
(As you know we are always closed on Sundays)

As you can see, Andy and Jane have been busy in the kitchen and have come up with a delicious Cornish Pasty. Available from the Farm Shop and at Farmers' Markets, a delicious meal for only £2.30!

Happy customers filled the Farm Shop at Dews Meadow Farm on Friday 25th and Saturday 26th May 2007. Andy and Jane Bowler have been trailblazers with additive-free pork and dry-curing of bacon since the mid-80s, "Our focus has always been the customer" says Andy "and our team echo our passion for quality and friendliness. This is the first time that we have held an Open Day and we really meant it!" he continuted "Customers were taken on guided tours of the newly extended preparation areas, and could see all aspects of meat cutting, preparation and packing. Our pride and joy are our new bacon and meat fridges."

"With current concerns about freshness of produce available to the public, we couldn’t have timed our event better" adds Jane "integrity of both our product and the way we sell it has always been the cornerstone of our business, we have nothing to hide, and our customers know that they can ask us any questions, and be shown around at any time."

"We were also delighted that Helen Peacocke, Patron of the Oxfordshire Food Group and Barry Willett from SEEDA (the South East England Development Agency) could join us on Friday" continued Jane "Helen has always been an advocate of good local food and without the support of Barry and his team at DEFRA we would not have been able to undertake the size of extension we required."

Customer numbers doubled on the Friday and Saturday and with the weather remaining dry, children of all ages were able to enjoy the bouncy castle provided by Air Jelly, as well as free refreshments – hot dogs, burgers, curry, sausage rolls, pork pie, pasties, quiche – all made using Dews Meadow Farm pork and produced on the premises; local wine and apple juice as well as fair-trade tea and coffee helped to round off the tastings.

Dews Meadow Farm Shop can be found on the A338 Wantage to Oxford Road at the south entrance to the village of East Hanney and is open from 8.30 am – 5.00 pm on Monday – Saturday, 8.30 am – 6.00 pm on Fridays.